From Stealing Hearts and Desires to Sainthood

In this world of practical respect, the concept of order of superiority and inferiority is so rigid. The author is somewhat illogical in order to create a sense of satisfaction. Talented people have emerged from generation to generation, and each has led the way for hundreds of years. In this world where great power comes from one person, ambitious people will not limit themselves to death because of a so-called birth, but will seek to break through it. And those who are just born and have no strength dare to look down on those whose strength is higher than their own and whose voice is lower than theirs. It's really too long to live. It's just awkward. In a world where strength determines everything, one should let one's background determine everything. However, everyone in the Key Book thinks there is nothing wrong with it and is maintaining this system. The more I look at it, the more uncomfortable I feel.

It's too cliched for a woman to dress up as a man. I can say otherwise, but it's just a small poisonous point. This is really a big poisonous point. A good brotherhood has turned into a love affair between a man and a woman. Why does even a dog have to be a harem as long as he treats the protagonist a little better?

Can someone explain the world setting to popular science? Currently, we only see nine out of ten business taxes (butcher shops collect meat). Are there grain taxes, head taxes, field taxes, or shop tax rates? I feel that in this social system, it is basically impossible for a living person to be born. If you are not an official, you will starve to death.

It's outrageous, ordinary people are not all untouchables, and this dynasty is outrageous even before it is overthrown. Even if it has not been overthrown, there should be uprisings every day and wars everywhere.

Without reading, I only knew that if I wanted to starve to death, I had to resist. What happened to the extraordinary world? Which would you choose, ordinary people starving to death or being beaten to death? Also, since it is an extraordinary world, there are heresies that ordinary people can access.

The further I read, the weirder it becomes. The power system is not clear enough. I feel like I always stop writing halfway through. The new villain Zhang Ruozhi appears in the character relationship. He is just a seventh-grade family. The local county clan, whose surname is Yin, is from a sixth-grade family. He is so arrogant as a seventh-grade man, and there is no explanation of how talented he is. The more I read, the weirder it gets.

It is very illogical that this kind of world can exist. How can civilians survive in this kind of world and how can the country become strong? In the era of cold weapons, civilians represent 80 to 90% of the total population. There is no way for civilians to survive. How can the country become strong? Don't tell me that the country only relies on a few polished commanders.

The further back I look, the more I feel a strange sense of fragmentation.

It's unreasonable for a middle-grade sect to be so arrogant. The Grand Governor is one of the most important frontier troops. He can be said to be one of the best in the imperial court. Moreover, the family that can reach this position must also be from a first or second grade family. After all, this world still belongs to the imperial court.

Your level makes me dizzy. List a level.